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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

-t@-t-flt = - = - ~ 49,
fhs Israslte 5saes ssmEarss. ansesl ~
as l.saslsalls4<s ~ Cssa.la. 80 .sxs IS
tasE s,aaiFs sad - s12 rslaEax e la-
iase.ses41soe x lers ~ l.slsr. lak-aE = -
.s4f frs4it44sk oi.sss1s11s sppzevsl 81
tae blsl rese ttzx tl.s ialserkaEseo 81
faz1lgasrs aa.isr eo8fvaet - pesf0raa
l.Asss - ths a1Es8 Slstss. la Caaasia
rsl saly = l1s ~erslE snsa1 tsesed ID ?
S,.eA srossctisa - fhls. o1t ftse tiesesn-
aaenfz aps.foflaafs zsssrsi aaBafsd t1oss-
saal ioiiars sssFg sessAsn t1r 20 pslrE'aes
- importing is.s.sFsrs - eompete ~iiE
taqss slssaas ia shs ess1tTy. ne sla
piossrs = lases - tls Laits.d Ssstss az
now ler0i.li~a - spsDd essp tbsss o~n
aionsg iE 8rinxlnz t0rslxlsrs - 10 thsir
wogk, salis Ia Csnadz the peopls aFs
tsxs1 taat TIE 8oserazssst nay 70 into
tds oas.1sss o, Supplying as labor msF-
kss from sbros1 fhs contrast = not
ersdllAbs 70 ths CslsiiaR zorkiDg1asn
Who AAFs n5s s1ildi snEly asssrtsd thsir
rlzass 30 prevent such sn eoesoschment
upon thsnL Tbs AnlsricaB Government
10 sdoptlag tAls Measure Is consistent.
IL recognises tis right OF labor 81 sels sa
capital - protsetson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Expressed according 20 ths rfie o.
three or rsstsr four-lhs political situa.
t,on n ms sssie IS nov soons a. f-liovs.
AZ ths Prohibitions are to tina l.spuhh-
csos 81 ara tbe 0rssBbssksrs te the
Democrats R not meTa 50.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
The NATIONAL FINANCES.
Comparative statement or Receipts an.
Expenditures.

Comparative statement OF Receipts and
Expenditures.
WksafSsToS. March The reduction in
the public debt du-ing February amounted
70 sl,436,7S2, and for the first eight months
OF the current fiscal year So, ,l04. 357. The
total debt Jess cash in the treasury IS now
$l,s5i OBJ 0-B. The net cash in the treasury
today - Sle, 1850, against i27, $50 $50 on
FEBRUARY /. The gold and bullion fund
bsLlnee in the treasury is $l75, ,l30. .26l.
against fios. .475.35l a month ago. The sill
YER fund balance IS Ssi,5S 1S7, shout one
million more than on Feb l. The treasury
noly holds sisS. H. 76J in standard silver
dollars, against sos, 963, 7S3 a month ago.
Government receipts Tor the past month
from all sources amounted 70 81, ,773, ,S77, or
iuily three and three quarters millions more
than IN February. 1885. Customs receipts
were SlS,s1f iS5. against fi6. ITO SOB. and
internal revenue receipts were sS,242, sl6
against 3 eIo 50 a February year ago.
Expenditures for the month were s2j sS5.-
l2i, or three million more than in February,
ls.6. but this difference is accounted for IN
unusually large pension payments
which last month amountef
to SIS 2s93ls. against ab0nt
Sl20oO e0 IN February. 1855. The total
receipts and expenditures of the govern
ment for Ihe frs. eight months Of the cur
rent fiscal year, compared with receipts and
expenditures during the corresponding
eight months OF the preceding year were
Receipts this year. 1928 3S2, S57; preceding
year. S2l7 SOS 652. expenditures this wear
Si9l 56e sD4 preceding yesr. Sl13 So. .3SS
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
hto ,as Aial.s.s. u er.aa Rapids.

ofiAasd almost bsyoad expression a. the
resolutions of sympathy with the prohioit.
ofg rmsadusnt ~hiek were pAsss1 ysstsf-
asy ~ ths Pastors Conference. snd con
viaosa thai the voice Of sseh minister la
oar aiy vh0 IS ia favor OF cooperation
Eltn this great movement should be heard
IN - neh4ll propose that there be held
a. AZ e2riy 3 date - practicable. a pcbllc
ireeang 10 some centrzl place. a. which
e4eh q IS shall deliver \ hye minutes
speech on ne great question which Is agit-
atinz our community snd State Some Of
~ Hiay not Ell L a duty 10 preach on this
matter on the Lords day. al however.
should think, would be pleased 20 sTs&k in
- aehslf Al some public gathering during
tAe seek. Viii esch Of YOU vino are VIII
iag % D. present a. and participate n such
A NESTING Kindly send nie a caro- this week
20 hat elect The community must Know
where Ne stand. God give us the na3ral
coAiase, q matters not what any OF our
constituency mag think or say, % do our
duty 'earlessig IN this critical hour. Let
me bear from each of you Fraternsliy,
kERK =. TUFFgE.
Pastor Fountain Street Baptist Church.
OTanc Rapids. March 1. leS7.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
Tho Kansas County Seat Battle.

KASsAs CigY. Mo. March "A correct
account Of The fight st Corrado, Eas., sun
day night between citizens Of that place and
OF Isoti over the location Of the county
seat, states that the killed are Charles
Coulter. Wm. RAVES and q man Danei
Johnson. The men fatally wounded are
Frank JOnuess. Mr.. Barry anu George
Waikiu. Emmet nesming fled and Ii
40, known whether he was wounded oI
not. AlI toe psrtiss named are from Leotl
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
our OWN STOCK STARS

Johnnie Ray Kigie ouinn I'd Hi.lier, Maud
Gilie-t Ollie SherNood The Vernon Sisters.
Ne,tie Wilson. = iols Lacy, Dolne White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
The n,vsr chanxe.i the owner.,,,,.

HArgFoEp Conn, March The su
prsme Court today in the case Of Wells ".
Bailey. decided that land added 10 IA,
property ~ Wells by reason oi change i
lhe Connecticut uver belongs 20 Ne,is ant
shat Bailey, whose boundaries were maus
smaller o. the change IN the river aas n,
redress.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

iFANTfD ~ KNow I8E WHFkFsB sB0f'Ts
W oi Joan " FinEei u ls.inf since tofenfc.
So, FIX ice' fu he tlsrk hsiT risfs
ffsy eyes ttccre siiehtr. ifo Hasli nisck sr,eckf
hnFf right fTt. aEn saa o. sIsf a. fcTruaa8
3suT iafffssrrn Wi e l1ank'n 'nsr feaelFad tv
q 6isffcs-Cd wife Ir. J FiroeL ErsB.
r0tte, Ksu 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
woMAws HOWE AND HOSPITAL



srkr.o Well Ssutsafs.
Since ny las- report fhese has been a
change in 8 iaECnsli9 at the Home.
MA Hatls Ia7ior now has charge Of the
Home ss Mstron. Ats meeting of Central
G niou IL VS. decided so chanse the name
of ts Hcm llou .he "horl- ter Friend
less omen ~ WowaIs Home Hospital
TIE 0aIects ~ tee bon4a reusi's the same.
carux f1r iha 'rieri.ss snd tHe un.Ouu-
naies. Inc Natron report shows shat
during the months oi Jsnua~v aud Eebru-
as tae number 0i inmates taken care of
asfs niHeteea. nRfaoer at present ia ihe
tee ,sten
tte earnestly solcittne contributions o.
a.l ana a5k Ga. .rae reoue ~ G-and Rapids
atf ss ss i1elf assistance IN maintaining
fa.- IoWe
Ife following ecru bCtpGs have been
receives fle noashs oi January and
Fsor8aFv. se.l vs. hsns ite dcn0rs
Mfs 5s1 ID ftFlas.
March = lsIf. Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

The High School Gymnasium Association
has elected officers ss follows President,
Adnah c. Newell; Vice President. Sienn ".
Holmes; Secretary, AlonzO Mcconnell.
Ireasurer,'W. Hubert Wood. First Sergeant,
Frank N0llett; second Sergeant, Fred Per
kin
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Faa tlterst - Tif-s ef t1e ais tasf
Fss. Nas sei8 ss s~ aesF residence
q eFs- seserssy nsotaiha Tteee
eesa srzr auIaher - 1.spes ars>eul AL
aef Meeianl, fsH,i,fss8 t1e sef
Sire Hsra. aasa4s. on. sl.nx ~
ns ~. fslseF maiden falf s.e
.seix tas sses Hw ref aeza
fs Fsse 1.iserei IN tse fs.isT
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
nn.e $500 tor rr.. Rol,ln.nn.

HoreS, Nsrch2.-Ths grand iaiy hss
f'uaa four additional Indictments ags.nst
Mrs. Sarah Jane Robinson for cauaing rhe
dea,h 80 eEver Sleeper Moses Robinson
Grr husband Prince Arthur Freeman and
TA0nas Arthur Freeman making SIX In
aa The rlsl viii not take place anf.i
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
SALE OF BONDS.

sealed bifis rs.i p rscc,sa1 bF toe E 11res8ry o
he Boats - tdua aai01 pt fht Gig el Grand
Rapids. hic3 gln AZ his Cf'cf $ HcnUe 80. Sasd
cifv. unHl MsfrH issr 40 D m 70 iTen' y
one tbo-sssd doilars cf fho1 hrnfs sutho-izea
q oc izned - ssid k0f~l o Educsii and tsc
fulf.-rcr trrfaesi cf sid Ciiv T1c h5fals 49, iH
Inc dsu0liusl l.rE nl oqe fl0qsa8d lr4s-t fal
t.asf dsfe YER rs q 81 fuc s1s lsTasie Pet.
rIsFv 4. p .N-sfI1E faas .rr sg1t. interest. "a
sflc feai1 arr silly tr-a- sing fo ff- allprUs af-
tachsd. tsfeci1sf aud interest paysf.e a tse
haas 81 ssfs l...- svs ~ .al 81 ls sefssi o-g :.
Ne Boa~i fin3s. Z. fp- tEr Fssf
fmt secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
sl-eArL4 NLsrAkEN


ihs cplaaen s tetns rseaet srosld ag
the press tbst sas Ints1 Sfas temmsree
isv vi. pfebilit entlrei7 tBs essins
e, lree pssses. svso eitfiR 5sass Ia
denbfedIy s1en rsgp .aiisa reu.d - q
very ssfslst1ry sc ihs rsiirssi 1ou ssiea
snd fse isvs srparsnfi res.ls she' say oet
unfrstuns.sy ttara ere seeie thfsrp in
rallros,8ns ttat even Cess rie~ ,sne. e -
troL it eannrf reEa. asa tfsae perts don
within . s.rsis otsse uor i,rsrsr rseek-
ssie by seo~ 81 an e.'cssissrai sessss-sp.
l. ear. anief tae rreasai c7nst sal..r.
rexaiase ccmnerea ealy vsfh -
atssus. between aItfsreHt esefes Fea
v1th lnnisn tites TIE usal paat 8 -
dees3ed in -eferFnee ~ nssess ard Tsfi
ral@z is Vhesleg any srmpseg 1el 81
rf~s Dzss er essi rste e snt teza =
~tsts Ene cn secb sslie ~ lhe ilne s,fa
cssrziaE tee pssseuzer az aaicoer foi.
rate w1l'e te IS cscssas< sa9 sne.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

On. 81 the greatest dangers which
sar..s.u ia railroads Just nov ia that
ne fAei snail gst oat that GERS may
actually BE heated without 5t5ses.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

NEw BgpfaED Msss.-The mills nave re
flsel % zrsutfhe l3i per cent advance If
vases. to nlule-spiunsrs aud dofers The
srinne~s ~iIf not tsse snv sction until sffes
ronsuiang secretary Howard, a. Fall
r.vsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

General sazgrD.S says this country
ns~.is zunA 1. certainly doss and Z
as-ds msn % use them on the Indiana
Lsglziaiare.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Csxxfr~ turns 10 axaln A. his oil
treas The hs.so ~ ihs Eagls's sssiai
sssry - sst tbe rasn 20 lst his brilliant
talents Friat fog want oi uss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

~in selecting = wife chOcss one that
oil wssh' ssys the Whitehall Tiale& 4
pistsbnrx xirl has reversed the advice
sa& narr-sd husband who vii wash-
Hes Ctinanaaa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

ftsassa question Of policy % principis
~sth bots tAe eoavertioas Tuesday. aud
pr.acipis scoi5sniallg gos tna' best o. y
Or tas L.sas 1eIns
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
n-,...s cslaal,ls.. Nsw Governor.

Brox. Nsss March 2-An otlsra
starisi - ,hs Hril ssvs Senator Huzh
- -on has been appointed GgVe~nor ~
Brl-ssh tolarlhfs - suefsei Governor f'3gn-
wa whose tarm ~ evprei.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Oovsrnor HflL sail ~ths day of con
vsn..nf Democratic laundering has
passsd.s Tn.s va - shs eiose Of the
day on winch ii was decidsd 70 suppress
HEwxfTs istt8r.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

No. ee nay sxpegs io sse the kspub
bsza press ~ tbs Sials encouraging tns
grsaa5zcksrs 20 stand oy ilslf Friaci-
piss
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Ths robins have come AMI We have no.
YET hsard ~ one assert that tie peach
e-se has basn rliasd b. ths cold Either
ths ROBIN IL too previous or me peach
mar too sabzsqgsuL
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

I o-T 4 cAEFFT cH3F cCEI Asses csH
i fff to.s ieees fefnrn - Herxsr s kserr e
"a sef1-s rewarf
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Ias ridsap the hgstson is called -
s,stfai ons baf ths -boodlsrs' don't dnd
4 a..
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03


It taxes ths Oh World long tine -
iesra = lssson from the New World.
10 Ht.sF diseomfture of WI8aISs - =
weather prophet does not deter brosher
prophet scsoss the ocean from taxing ths
SANE zap into tho dark and hs vii no
ion5s - 0vsttaken by the same awful
t4te. dispatch from Vienna states ihs.
foHB predicts q contiuRancs % the earth
4aake shocks the ts-rOrs Of which vii
be Angamentsd by terrific storms. He
nos only names ths days upon whleh
they vii ocsur, bat places them 81 such
sn serly date that there Is no possible
chance q bis prediction being forgotten.
March I And "a and April and 5 win
soon - here and when thsy are passed
n safety and quistnsss there viii b.
nothing ct Of the uafcrtunz.e prophet
20 pouucs upon during ths middle Of Sep
tsmhsr and October when, according to
bis prognostigationss the earthquakes
vii give their positively lass appear
snce." When viii prophets learn 90 hide
themselves behind safe gensrRlitles?
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
aoArpI.a


iDokRD ~ TIA nAY ri wEFE on NKkT
ID can se ottnieef r. H-s- A. e crisxosf's Sa
if shird-sre- - rerv rcss7sstls fates -
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

In lS71 the New York Tiuss charged
Cks~les 3. FAM urD. fba Democratic
Attorr~y General of New York. vifh
's=isg ths rowers ~ his oihes 90 con-
pouad feiouiss aud Hbilewssh puohc
9lundsrsrs. u l-S- tae Tunes says
thsi 'it ~on "a be impossible 81 name any
one in ~ oui of ths t'oi'si States frsas
ery Department whose aui-onlEaut ss
Secretsry w0ni9 give tts -9untrv greater
cunf,i@nce tran shss of th's saus <r
fIscsup 80 ei vb'ea rrss fo rroye
she saying ' 5ara ssfsr e tae
r. p ChanEas.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

The Orssabaek eo1Fe8sion zas. after
g.. p1slIy Ag.ly IoI > post-nsoI-Isn. aifalr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

A anres fre.sn teeF~ ersn1 sfe5es
:. srrvss.s I.zzssczeT - - 80 i.st. sa
Al - - ositg sxreyt ts>atsr
T<.-@-e ss--s-ss = e. poe< sea = - =
sefslnf t<eebea ca1 - - - tr i-e9o
f1FEre Il n ErHFfsf>s.- o. .
49, S bef F.tft -t
GTo. " ErFe1t. g ~ fseke Atfe+
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

The question that agitates thu Mich
gan Dsuocrss l,st now IS "Who is
CsAaLEs Il. CAN'T. OF Saginaw, whom We
bsys nominated for Justice Of the Su-
prsne Court for the long tern?"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
sougTHlNG 10 sE pRcuo OF

sonnet HING TO 5E PROUD OF.
The tact Ia, Major Law T. GRIT
FIx Vas unanimously nominated to
DO Justice of the Supreme Court 10y a
convention which Was quArrsiing upon
almost every other point ID brief bit OF
political history u which thst gentleman
may wsll be proud. Major GRIFPIS's
speech 20 the convention wss clear, grace
ial and grateful which together with bis
trim figure snd pleasant address made g
nost marked impression upon the dele
gstes Mr. GsiFFIS's record Is that OF q
born soldier and honest lawyer and an
upright ci..zsa. There Is no question
about his isgsl ability. He is possessed
Of tha peculiar anslytic mind which is in
dispsnsiois 70 ,hs iadieisry. His canvass
viii be an honorable one Snd whether he
be s'scted or nst-snd the TELEGBASi-
Hm.sro sincerely hopes and trusts that
hs viii be elected il can never be said
of him that ks is the attorney and the
symosthizsr with The monopolistic rail-
roads as against the people.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

The death of tie Grsenbsck party is 8
sad blow 70 ths little Leadsr which now
has nsi:her home nor country.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
nANTEp- -sIIrArIoNr.
"a LITERTMNN
AInrEfaAMAlllA

WANTED = gBCoND HAyD HAND ELEyA
" tor. Baries PRO AeFE, p Pesfiff. g
flANTKD- -BY 4 aOtNs LADY ROoN AHI
" bcard in frifsif isigly. widow md O. .RhteI
~ elderly lady preferred. Ao6fCz 3. q. ~ tf'ts
Q ice. ~
ytAFTED-BY SENTIENfs M WIfH
W unfurD sred lr0ni rOCfn Tith hsafo fss sd
bstn. ssnifsl location REfeTcnces ere satneG
Adcfcs A. Gaze iht ofice. q
trANTfn-A C0P1 oF THF TkLEsRAA
w HcraId O. each 81 fhe 80 iowug astcs 80
which an extra rrice WI be given a. t5k Office
November =
tNANTED WITH BATH AND HODERa
w couVenic1cox. fuiT ~ rooms t7r isrht h1ast
kespng % Eestifuas sod Wifr. Mos h. ntaf
orsness ceatre iHo csildfeal Address box ;.
ills 0fire. af
TO i.EAeE oN Lost TtHE-THE FfSg
! roausisfifflrg fl-fs ia oT uesf tlf fttf. 81
utrec - ten ar1r t1ts aua Ttor between $50
ut-uk ines - fstNay auc having thc vffY bee
apilitles Tor shiJnct Iu AZ airert ons &c fhe 90
eH faiff. The nIfftery nRs r8c1 EaDplF "a
ater Tor any pups ano uoi safiae ~ CftY
Tue fercy T. Co5k o. J. G ackee, -.
fsaIrfsil- II
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03
Detroit ef-sa 's..sa a sns.sl.s

f4sssnss1s ssslss - "a 49,
~ ~se-s = s--eff :. tess. to- ....1.las - - -
,,....1 !. - sfF5siss tsrrs ~ iss "a -
N,gsl Esw-- 81 tss.. sisepsns s.rsfs ~.
trci - ssFsssf fts.tats -"
this = tbs eniy nns renn - l1mtssi Hff't~.t
l~stinE hsrest n - ~. via atesftuf o. ~ -
tf0tt n.ss 49, eEFrtteaf 80 +ast
errtvtsf a. ss~ 90 - - a. ths .ss,~ociei-
low racTE.ns
1000 1i.-rsss .~Crref o.. q y SO n
rslos,l k~reef.s "a tots' tiGth 400 fiss forul
- ftfrrss. fftr fass Afenl
lr- 3 rrrrr -------- v -----.-.- ----.-----
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

CH. pAas. Of Rhcds Island who
TOOK a saat ia Coaxress 10 6li = vacancy
az tsn asys. h ths irst Dsu,ocra. from
Rhods leland who has held 3 seat IN
Congress m thirty -four Years.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

uANTfP AfENTs foR THE tEiEf~
" Hihie lnifosEced - kef !. "a. finftrt D
y. morn thar iae page ~ cnsra4fNss 8 Asa
sn'1i sof SO y"fta issi alulit q adf ~ 'I'iss
OBI = cthpne gsfli over it CO. - f.s5 snt = f
cGllsf1rflEn HeeEs. ~ fht above emaHF efffa-
ges. csssei a CO. iL4niiiedi. - Dearbon.si
thlc2go s.
NfAkTFD--k fikSf-ff ass SAlfsNAN F0H
" Tie dress eo3tz department ~ our stai
slttc- Ad6nes =. Euniiey 4 Co. Maskfgof
NfrH
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

1rsfr No hss TITO. ~ roart = n <,ee,s
fgucRs. ~ tsfsui kapids Holland ffranf psrrr
kusEeTop snd feutsaief his1 I5rotIsi. f.s.sli
lesyes ne anovt poiDis va q 81 81 fsa~sv
sarh otf, ereeIs esnqsf. arriving IN lue8o %
Trrtn Nc Z 81 f.2i ~
Al t7a5gf fsly sxrspl euncss.
~ FsrEEr. aeu rsk kseff
r. 2 ktT1rfvN %urff frsarn tfi Hfsker1a
Detroit sssei saw A sfaf~u-ts. d. Il
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

Governor HILL started is he Pfesl
dsaaai -ace loo sool. Hs Knew Ss lad 4
h,nx distance 90 travel. Oas didn't realize
ma be rsu.d kss his vird i,s,ore 10 got
hsf way % sae White HOUSE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

{NANffD--A otKt Hoh eENfNaL H9 %
" Nuik Inquire a. ie AoFa i.ifisfsntf 81
lis N.rcsge hst and sE0e s.aEs - aaA. Is. e..
IA AN4tD-1fkl. 10 Dn IlRfNts n0hk All,
W eiean.1g Aapil IA "a sk.s.tz zsoassl
WAAtEn tflkL fQk EUNsfwOkk f-
II guiff ay lor a hotf ~ Aaal-g 4
4lANlho-i 4sa fApb AGsSfe At 0NgH
w for Uy Si'1tiisifif ci6it. n-N 4gsi.lf
tntffcar nafnt irI ialtgs. Hisi o.. moth - kt
b. eriipfes everything. Seilf fssief Gn1 pzse b
ter thsn 81 ne istfss specis .i,< o. 81 roafit
nelH cont lges oee lsos soid q in nRe Gas rlf
3ifie Chlcsro. fN e
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-03

KEANrED FifsI fLAAs tsslkEf NkKFf.s
" a. tbe eifif Eztl4l So.
flANtLr HAN lE WOMAN ~ fsfE1
y tstf. ~ ifsi sf.lff euf stnttl -ocftl fsEn
sleg s. F.el &ay Eu4shalef1 par0esllkts - {.
AlHee ti>ssfs g., ttst esesaae. H4lA
kfAA4a4 A AtItaf Ma 10 kEtkF
~ s<Dt taitsg8 nAaeieol-set - see Hsst
frii 81 ~ 81 - ~ goods tas 3ung . ~
satn. tsi ~ .. y Nfre ss1si aetei ~ -
of - , na 81
tNaNfff AK hos k-f ssTf{ fi4fN1 hoN
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

heavy batting. Willis had lame arm
and lost control of the ball at times,
being hit very hard, but his judgment
was good and the hits were scattered.
When the bases were filed he pitched
his best, and in the third inning, when
three hits filled the bases and none were
out, he retired the side with but one
run. Roussey, for Eau Claire, was very
cratic, giving Minneapolis eight spec
trail hits. Beyond these three singles,
three doubles and three home runs
comprised their hitting. Lang was
very effective behind the bat and base
stealing was very rare, but two being
credited up, while three men were
caught stealing second. Elmer Fosters
eight flies in center field show the
strength of the Lumber City boys with
the willow, while all of Winkleman's
errors were on hits against left-field
fence. The home runs of Patton, Meis-
ter and Murphy, were made with empty
BASES, but when Willis lifted the
sphere over the fence, he sent two men
over the plate ahead of him. Flynn
made his appearance on third for Min
neapolis, butshad no special opportunity
to show his mettle. Throughout the
game luck was with the home team and
it played easily and steadily. The
score is as follows:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-05

hit Sowders successfully, while Brynan
was pretty well pounded. The superb
0rity in the field of Duluth was notice
able, and Brynan's unassisted double
play, consisting of the catch of hot
liner from the bat and running man
down between second and third, was
very brilliant, the st. Paul team joining
in the general applause. Sowders was
wild in delivery and was called down by
the umpire several times, narrowly es-
Gaping fine. The home runs of Kel-
logg and Earle were made on empty
bases and the rest of the Duluth hits
were scattering. The home runs of st.
Paul were made on partially filled bases
and brought in five men. Stockwell
played great game all through. His
catching was fine, and he is credited
with thirteen put outs and three assists.
In batting he had home run, two
Dagger and two long hits to outfield,
which were caught by felders. Sowders
weakened perceptibly after the sixth in
ming, and Duluth took advantage but
were unable to catch up. The weather
was fine and dry. Score: